Antique Compass Microscope and Two Folding Botanical Microscopes

Two 19th Century Folding Botanical Microscope. One is in the original box. Both have needles used to hold the object to be examined usually a flower or small insect. Both in good condition. Approx. 3"

A Simple Folding Botanical Microscope,English, ca. 1800's, Unsigned. Lacquered brass, turned handle with forceps and needle. Contained in a leather covered box. Assembled dimensions: H: 3 x W: 3 3/4 i

Two Antique Microscopes, Spindler and Hoyer of Gottingen, with #5 and #3 lenses, with original wood case; brass manual adjust microscope with single lens; 6" and 8" high

Including a Dollond, London double pillar monocular compound microscope, marked Dollond London, with several accessories; and a boxed field microscope, also compound and monocular, unmarked, with comp

Group of two antique brass microscopes, together with a collection of early slides. The box with slides has 12 removable slide drawers. There are a total of 50 slides contained in the box.Larger Micro

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Group of Simple Microscopes and Loupes, c. 1880 onwards Botanical pocket microscopes, coin microscopes, linen tester, folding microscopes and loupe. Mostly made of brass. Lot einfache Mikroskope und

Botanical Simple Microscope, c. 1800 England, unsigned, folding construction, lacquered brass, turned ivory handle, adjustable needle, length 2 ½ in., in shagreen-covered pasteboard case. This item d

A Lot of Various Scientific Instruments, 19th century and later. Including a dissecting microscope, a Surveyor's Compass and two others.

Quite Uncommon, Small Travel Microscope, With Folding Foot And Table, Including Two Oculars, Three Lenses, Original Compact Leather-Covered Carrying Case With KeyThe Buyers Premium For All Items Expor

Two lacquered brass compound monocular microscopes, Two lacquered brass compound monocular microscopes, 19th century, one with a folding tripod stand, a square pillar and rack-and-pinion focusing, mah

Lot of two vintage compass. One Keuffel & Esser Co. New York and a folding Sundial compass in brass case. Measure 1 3/4" diameter and 3" x 2" (sundial).

Cast Iron & Lacquered Brass Microscope in original wood case. Patent dates of Oct. 3, 1876 and Oct. 13th, 1885. Bottom marked "13" and ownership inscription. One Optical and Two Objective lenses. Pain

A beautiful old Microscope handed down to children by grandparents from a prominent New Jersey estate-In original as found condition-The base mirror has some tarnishing-two lenses one marked E.Leitz W

OPHTHALMOSCOPY F.A. HARDY & CO CHICAGO IL. & SMALL BAUSCH AND LOMB MICROSCOPE. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

The lot includes Carl Zeiss German compound microscope with four objective lenses in an old wooden box, marked: Diplom Optiker Max Nosch Freibutg I Br. Bertoldstr. 2; and two old vintage steel medical

The lot includes Carl Zeiss German compound microscope with four objective lenses in an old wooden box, marked: Diplom Optiker Max Nosch Freibutg I Br. Bertoldstr. 2; and two old vintage steel medical

A cased early 20th century Brass Bausch & Lomb Co. microscope. Serial #34888 with adjustable tube, three objective lenses, and tilting frame on a U-shaped base. Dovetailed Mahogany case with two fitte

Group of Two Microscopes, ca. 1948-1962American Optics, Spencer Microscope, ca. 1948Serial No. 272060includes original case and lensesErnst Leitz Wetzlar Company, Microscope, ca. 1962Germany, Serial N

Unmarked Brass Microscope 14" mirror is detached but present and a Carl Zeiss Nr 43315. 13"

Withering type lacquered brass botanical microscope - Stock Ref:7463-8

7 Simple Microscopes 1) French botanical microscope, nickeled brass, glass cylinder, height 2 ¼ in., c. 1880. – 2) Linen tester with scale, signed "J. Casartelli & Son, Manchester", all brass, c. 1

Two early 19th century hand colored aquatint engravings from Dr. Robert John Thornton's "The Temple of Flora". Includes "Indian Reed" and "The Winged Passion Flower". Both attractively mountedand fram

Two early 19th century hand colored aquatint engravings from Dr. Robert John Thornton's "The Temple of Flora". Includes "The Maggot-bearing Stapelia" and "A Group of Auriculas". Bothattractively mount